[On_site_list] Extra Hands Needed for Tunnel Housekeeping - Mornings, Nov. 18-22

[deborah magaldi]

Accelerator Operations is starting to prepare for the end of the Long 
Shutdown and getting ready for CEBAF accelerator commissioning 
activities. One of the last things to do before commissioning activities 
get underway will be several days of general housekeeping in the tunnel.


Yes, dusting off components inside the Continuous Electron Beam 
Accelerator Facility and sweeping the tunnel floor is an important part 
of keeping CEBAF safe and clean. Extra (volunteer) help will be needed 
for tunnel housekeeping.

Tunnel housekeeping is being planned to take place Nov. 18-22, from 8:30 
- 11:45 a.m. each day.

Anyone that can spare this block of time for one morning or more is 
asked to contact Harry Fanning, the Accelerator Division safety officer, 
at fanning at jlab.org <mailto:fanning at jlab.org>or x7619.

If you aren't Radiation Worker and Oxygen Deficiency Hazard trained, you 
can still sign up and be escorted for the morning. Harry will arrange 
for your dosimetry and escort.

Everyone participating in this effort must wear flat- or low-heeled, 
closed-toe shoes, long pants and a short- or long-sleeved shirt. Wear 
comfortable clothing as it can get warm in the tunnel.

Volunteers with Rad. Worker and ODH training must wear their personal 
dosimeter.

For staff members that don't normally get into the tunnel, this is a 
great way to meet JLab colleagues from outside your work area and to 
learn more about CEBAF.

Pizza lunches will be available for volunteers at the end of the cleanup 
activities each day.


/This message is being sent on behalf of Accelerator Operations./


Regards,
Deb Magaldi

Public  Affairs
Jefferson Lab
x5102

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